Barry
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Is redemption possible for a hit man?
Is there a way out for someone who only feels real purpose when theyre hurting another person?
Theyre not the only ones Fuches manipulates.
But focusing on the victims of his past self was a necessary reminder that growth doesnt undo all harm.
But what about the people who remain, the forgotten people, who are still hurting?
Tomorrow will be another day, but in this moment, life is the best its ever been.
Its a lot for Sally to process and its not over.
The night (the episode?)
The impassioned applause in reaction to a Rotten Tomatoes score is cynically funny (98?
), but its easy to understand why someone like Sally would be overwhelmed.
Its a little awkward and a little funny and a little emotional.
Its Goldberg at her best.
But minutes later, Sally is yanked back to reality.
In the end its Katie, of course, who finally gets through to her about her violent boyfriend.
(The Detonate app sometimes has Bluetooth connectivity issues, naturally.)
He presents his son-in-law with a simple ultimatum: kill his boyfriend or die.
At the beginning of this season, Hank said that forgiveness had to be earned.
Of course, all of this is too little, too late.
Barry has repeatedly shown an inability to keep his hands clean, and I dont expect that to change.
Now hes been through hell again, and he seems ready for a more lasting form of change.
Its never been enough.
His long recitation of the insults hes heard about Gene is the comedic highlight of an already funny episode.
It finally ends when Gene takes issue with Rob Reiner calling him fuck-fuck after hisGhosts of Mississippiaudition in 1994.
I specifically said I dont want feedback, Tom says.
Another great Melamed line reading: This is the industry-wide amnesia weve been hoping for for so long!
Sally: Oh my God, theyre playing me off.
I didnt think they did that at premieres!
Is there anything else I can help you with today?
It has been corrected.
